English to Latin Meaning of chunk - FRUSTUM

Chunk :

FRUSTUM

noun

FRUSTUM, massam corrumpit

Chunk :: FRUSTUMChunks :: chunksChunky :: chunky

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Definitions of chunk in English

Noun(1) a compact mass(2) a substantial amount
Verb(1) put together indiscriminately(2) group or chunk together in a certain order or place side by side

Examples of chunk in English

(1) It has also decided to spend a chunk of its capital spending allowance on repaying its Ôö¼├║190 million debt, which started to build up in the 1960s.(2) These phrases are the building blocks of language, and we naturally chunk sentences into phrase blocks just as we chunk visual images into objects.(3) He also attributes a chunk of his creativity to his mom, who took Paul scavenging for vintage goods and bought him his first sewing machine.(4) You might also seek out funds in which the managers have invested a large chunk of their own money.(5) fuel takes a large chunk of their small income(6) I was flung out of control, and was narrowly missed a huge chunk of rock.(7) In addition to chunking time, historians also need to chunk space, focusing on specific areas of the world as well as on specific periods.(8) Did we trust Brown and Roberts when they came in here and took a big chunk of that money?(9) The DJ spent a sizeable chunk of his three-hour morning slot yesterday talking about the size of his hangover.(10) I just need a chunk of time to write up a detailed review.(11) Even before households decide what to do with their federal tax breaks, cash-strapped states and localities are claiming a chunk of that change.(12) chunk four pounds of pears(13) Talking of which, I'm heading to Athens at the crack of dawn to get a first look at preparations for the Athens Olympics, where I'll be spending a chunk of my Summer.(14) A chunk of the cash has already been ear-marked for continuing work on updating the West Coast main line along with cross city links in Edinburgh and a new rail service to Glasgow Airport.(15) Michael has given them a chunk of capital amounting to about Ôö¼├║500,000 between them.(16) As expected, band practice takes up a nice, hefty chunk of their time.

(1) chump change ::

mutatio chump

Synonyms

Noun

1. lump ::

massam corrumpit

2. hunk ::

hunk

3. wedge ::

dant cuneum

4. block ::

obstructionum

5. slab ::

tabula

6. square ::

quadratum

7. nugget ::

MASSA

8. brick ::

fictilis

9. cube ::

triplicata

10. bar ::

bar

11. cake ::

libum

Verb

12. lump ::

massam corrumpit

13. collocate ::

collocate

Antonyms

1. ace ::

acc

2. bit ::

paulum

3. dab ::

CIRCUMLINIO

4. dram ::

dram

5. driblet ::

driblet

6. glimmer ::

lUMEN

7. hint ::

admonitus

8. lick ::

lingent

9. little ::

paulo

10. mite ::

minutum reddas

11. nip ::

nip

12. ounce ::

pondo unciam

13. pinch ::

prement,

14. pittance ::

pitanciis

15. scruple ::

scrupulo

16. shade ::

umbra

Different Forms

chunk, chunks, chunky

Word Example from TV Shows

I hear a CHUNK. So I suppose, in my naiveté

Breaking Bad Season 5, Episode 12

and I hear a CHUNK. You know, the pump's nozzle.

Breaking Bad Season 5, Episode 12

Someone took a CHUNK out of you boys.

Westworld Season 2, Episode 4

Oh, sorry... Carrot CHUNK.

The Big Bang Theory Season 10, Episode 20

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